Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 304, Decatur, Adams County, 27 December 1945 — Page 2

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Protest Arrest Os Pickets In Chicago 'Strike Breaking' Protested By Union Chicago, 27—(Ul't Police commissioner Jum*-- I*. Alliiian was asked today lo Investigate < ii< iiinntuix < - <*urroun*liug the ar r*-»t <>r 31 picket* at the illlnoi* (u ar a Machin*- Co Colon leaders met with Allman and Mayor Edward J. Kelly yesterday lo protest what they termed "strike breaking activities" by ("apt George Hum*-* ami the pti th > labor detail. 'I he pit k**tH, members of lait .il lilt or the United Hi*-* * rival. Itadio ami Machine Workers, were arrested yesterday when • ime 300 Members formed a picket line nt 4he entrance to the plant They Were charged with disorderly eon duct and released on bond. In yesterday'* conference with union members. .Mayor Kelly Haiti he felt the poli* c were within their rights* to make the uii<-«r* because of the size ol the pit k* I line “I am not going to th* anything that will hurl lalmr or anyone < lse, hut there mint be order, and that i» tile poll* •* Intel*-I ill till matter,” the mayor said. The Investigation w.i- ordered after Uliioli attorney ll.ivld IL,th stein contended the polit < h;t<l no fight to arbitrarily limit Hot num ht r of pitkets without a < olirt in function ifothsteln *aid 'h*-rc h.ol been no violence >r di-onhi in the Illinois <l* -i strike ' The walkout wa« tailed six j w«eks ago to protest the tom jinny's alleged refusal to comply. With war l.ib-i board dirccHvt - railing for tin koff of un. -n dm htei main i ii.it.** of nu mb* r lop More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Hers Is a pleasant i. v to overnmM so. a« plats discomfort. FAST EETH. al Improved powder, spitnkled on uypei gi.4 lower plates holds them firmer at that they feel more comfortable. Nt tammy. gooey, paety taste or feeling It's alkaline tnon*acid). Poes not sour necks "plate edor” (denture bre ith) get FASTEETH today at anv drug stere

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BIG THREE It ~Mtinned From l*aae One I ) that Russia. the* I tilted Hiatus I ! and Britain had come to a meetnig of the minds on the atomic | 1 problem, on** of the gravest con-1 fronting the troubled post-war i ' world anti uppan-iitly the biggest < single bone of *on tent lon amttkig | [ tli<* big Hire. Control Council j Washington. Dec. 27 — (IT) I The Moscow foreign ministers j conference agreed to create a four power control council for Japan palierned in general after * tin- present control council for: 11 Germany, it **> learned today, 1 The riiit> l Hiatus. the British I • mplre, IliisAhi and China would I 11 share authority equally in the, I control council. Each would have, a Veto power. I J (>en lioiiglas .MacArthur wool I ' . remain :>• supreme Allied com- * mandt-r tor Japan to tuny *»u' thei > directive* of the toiimil. it was * ■ learned. Indli ations were, how <lcu r. that .M.u Arthur mighi not * il>*- t ompletely subservient to the I control council but would retain -oim authority to ai t ittdep* ndi • enliy * I Th** Allied supreme command-' * ii - role was by no means entirely il*ai on tlii- basis of prelimin | ary information Full delineation of hi power** awaited tonight's I ' formal annotiticenient of the foi eign ministers' agreement. Itlissla has agreed to sit both ; in the four |K)Wi-r control council j and on the far**a«tern commission.: which has been -itting in Wash ingtoii. Tin* i oiiiiiiissioti now is, i i -,xp* * led to assume a secondary J toll* in Japanese affairs, RESCUE HOPES (Conttnurd From P»K9 Ou«) ohl time miwrs admitted Hr-r P -ihih’y that >h»* riiir, trono mb — i. .’hl hr th** KiHl - j » r- ih» id i,t srtit r. mh I i! Jiiluhl itiiv** ta »«* l The tn pacy of trapp.-is : ' I.n-*wi; to have entered Wyomilic ii,-. .eh | up Hu- Bic Horn River j I ■ into tin .tut.- in IMlf, and Were. 1 led i*y Ezekiel Williams < Even Coal Reduced! Buy * Sow.—Xihlick’s.

Accident Injuries Fatal To Two Men Fort Wayne, Ossian Men Die Wednesday Fort Wayne. Ind, !>gc. 27 (IT Two petsotw who reielved Injuries In tradii ac< l*lenl< luat week died yesteiday In Fort Wayne ho» pit al* They Included Dentil* E Cleary, "I. of Fort Wayne, and WlPlum I Weaver. 23. tissian Clreiry sufferml a fractured hip and head injuries when he was hit l> an .oil imoldle last Friday night. He was survived by tw > daughter-, both of lais Angeles. C.illf Weaver who was dischargod rom the armed forces two weeks ago, received his Injuries but Hat 1 nrday at Aboite Center road and IF H Highway 24 When Weaver's > j .iiitomold'e was stalled, his fatlo-r pn-lii*d it onto the highway where I- was lift by a car driven by * t'eo ,-e W. Powell, 2<t. Huanokc I Weaver's auto was thrown into the I ditch ami he was knocked out of 1 the vehiili he was survived by his wife; two daughters, and his parents.l M old 'll- Hairy Wi-im-r Allen county coroner D Edgar X Mendenhall said lie will conduct j inque i- on both of the deaths. j COAL SHORTAGE IN I H euliuued Frutu I’nitr Owe) i.ffii-iali had r< ported serious <• aal I shot tages. The o|M*rators’ |H>kc*meii said, railroads running through lndiana | Wi re Well supplied. With the eX-c'-ption ol the Chicago. Minneapoami St Paul railroad. They -nd that railroad's shortage would | he ended by th*- middle of next Week. Th*- offh lais said an opeml.ir , pin . io like coal from area* with- * atrpiu- atul give It to critical i ir**as would be instituted if necessary. Stockton saki that coal strikes! had shortened coal supplies from I tin east more than tin- domestic co d rii|iply. He said Indiana coal I producers caught up wi'h back * order- three weeks after a month- ; J.ilig .trike ended Oct 21

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Stockton »1W liidlina’s cotil supply was better than the nation's. * Shortage* ha'* heeti felt chiefly liy person* with small blns who were unable to stock mot* than u ton at a time, according to .1 F Welmr. hi*a*i of the Indiana coal merchant*' aaaoclatlon. First U. B. Church Here Redecorated Re-Dedication Is Planned On Sunday Th* First fnited llrvtliien i unit. Madism nt Ninth street. lia< completed a progiam of renov.iti >n The major part of the work wa.* the placing of a new roof over th** entire structure, tiie replastering of the Interior and the; l omph'te redi-corating of the walls | -and ceiling- Several m-w arllclet' '■>f chance) furniture. Including al l tar cicas sliver candle sticks, sevi n branch landl-jlna. antlpendla. i j.-tc, have greatly improved th*i usefulness ami appearance of the I sanctuary Workmen from the Hi hanbacber | Studies of Springfield. 111 . hav- '< .mipleti-d the interior decoration* land th*- church presents a beautiful and worshipful appearance , The color effe<-t is a soft tint of [ivory on the celling, the walls | being of shad*-* of parchment. The special ornamentation !•« applied I in mosaic and work -d out by hand t with Ila it and transparent glaxes 'The celling over the ihanci-l ami j choir is done in a aaft shade of blue The three arches ill the sanctuary lire done iii cathedral stone ; effect, as the archit had orli finally planned It to be finished. [Beautiful Ciristian symlsds hav* | Is-eii appropriately and properly .placed In beautiful and mellow colon*. the whole scheme of decoratimg so harmonizing a* t > ceate lan .urn i-phei*- where Man need* muat worship.” A day of i i-h-b;alion and ;i- d*--i idi atiin I* planned for m-xt Sun ' ,*lay. The day will begin with sea i : eion*-. *d the church school at P:fs. | I directed by the aupe intendent. furtis Hill. Th*- festival lervfct* of worship and re-dedlcation will ht*-1 .gin at in 3** a. m. with th*- minis- 1 ter, the Bev Charle.* E. White. [s»f D . a* master of cerem mb ■ |

,The rededlcatlon »ermon will bo| given by the Rev It E Vance *>f| Broadway fnited Brethren church. l.ogun*port, former pastor b*re ■ The vested choir will furnish chui | al accompaniment and the rok»l*t for the occasion will be Mr*. K Hephus Jarkson, who will sing "Open the (late* of the Temple. Miw. Herald Hitihcock will preside at the organ console All mein I b*rs and friends of the church are urged to attend Th*- church will| h<- open fur the inapectlon of the general public during the day In the evening the church will begin a special series of evangelistic service** under the direction of the Rev. .Mabie Rife of Columbus. Ohio Htrvlces will lie held each evening except Saturday for the next two week* at 7:30 p.m. ,AII servlc** are open to the public and those not obliged lo some other church are Invited to attend. Q Custer Presides As Divorce Case Judge D Buidett*- Custer G presiding as special judge In a divorce trial ‘in the Adam* circuit court, hearing th** case of Paul Gould v«. Alice Gould Judge J Fred Fruchte who denied a divorce to the touple several month* ago. declined jurbdlclion In the case. f

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Missing Plane And Pilot Are Sought Plane Missing On Flight To Detroit liidlunapolio.,Dec. 27 (UFj — Police aearohed in northern Indiana and adjoining state* today for a missing plane uitd civilian pilot who disappeared on a flight from Danville. 111., to Detroit Mich. The pilot was Jaul Dameron. Detroit. The plane wa* a navy trainer craft which Dameron purchased as surplus at Harris field. Cape Girardeau. Mu. yc«terd*y. Damerun'a companion. Harvey Klelnleln, Detroit, lost sight of the missing plane soon after the two left Danville In separate planes at 3:15 pm. yesterday. Klelnleln aald he returned to Danville tn the belief that Dameron had gone back there to land. Then he went on to mirth Manchester. Ind., airport, where the two had arranged to refuel. He said that Dameron'* plane contained only enough gasoline for ,i three-hour flight and that, if he flew continuously after leaving

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Danville, the plane would have] been without fuel around «:3*»" m | The plane, according to Indiana state poliie, wan a yellow biplane of the type N3N3. Il was n twoplace open cockpit craft with the serial number Nll-4517 painted on both wing*. Klelnleln said that he and Dam eron bought (he plane* yesterday morning and were en route io Detroit to set up a flying service iu> partners. State poll*-e notified authorities In neighboring stales to search for the plane. Meanwhile, troopers combed northern Indiana.

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